Severin Tuxedo Shirt (Extra Long)

Classic tuxedo shirt with a shark collar. Four buttonholes for studs. Waffle piqué front panel. Side opening at chest height for easier insertion of studs into the button placket. Sleeves with extra-wide French cuffs. Tailored cut, but not skin-tight. Studs and cufflinks are not included, but we do carry them, of course. And to anyone who now says this isn't a proper tuxedo collar, we'd like to respond: yes, it is. What you mean, if we understand you correctly, is a wing collar, or rather a stand-up collar with folded-down tips. But then it's no longer a shirt for a tuxedo, but for a tailcoat, and that's why we call it a tailcoat shirt. In short: the wing collar is worn with a tailcoat and only with a tailcoat. If you want to wear it with a tuxedo: that's perfectly fine, even if the Severin shirt shown here is the more elegant and also the formally correct variant. But you're old enough, you do what you want. And that's why we've linked the tailcoat shirt directly here as well; we're not so strict, and the fashion police will surely turn a blind eye. Best regards from us.